The cheapest house in England - in Burnley

The cheapest house in England and Wales are located in Burnley, in Lancashire, reports BBC citing data Mouseprice.com website. Some of the most affordable homes in Britain are on Engle Street in Burnley: housing on the street was sold last year for about 32,400 pounds per object. Earlier, the same website published data on the most expensive housing in Britain - houses on Victoria Road in London's Kensington with an average selling price of 6.4 million pounds. Burnley, an industrial city with a population of slightly less than 80 000 people, is located in north-west England, in the Valais mountains. The city is best known because of the eponymous football club, including the fans - Tony Blair, and well-known British journalist and writer Alistair Campbell. In the list of Britain's streets with the most affordable houses 13 of the 20 streets it is precisely in the north-west of England, five - in the north-east of England and two - in Wales. According to BBC .